Medline Basic Isolation Kits, 15 EA/CS

Basic Isolation Kits, 15 EA/CS

Basic isolation kits are case-packed kits for isolation workflows. They fit facilities that want core monitoring tools gathered together for MRSA protection use, with each kit packed in a resealable bag for organized handling. Each kit includes a handheld adult blood pressure unit, a disposable stethoscope, and a standard digital oral thermometer.

Good Fit For

• Isolation workflows in healthcare settings
• Patient-specific tool organization
• Departments purchasing case quantities for routine use

Key Features

• Basic isolation kit for isolation use
• MRSA protection kit type for relevant facility protocols
• Each kit includes a handheld adult blood pressure unit, disposable stethoscope, and standard digital oral thermometer
• Resealable bag helps keep kit contents together during use and storage
• Write-on block supports labeling or patient-specific identification
• 15 per case for case-based purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Assembling core patient monitoring tools for isolation rooms
• Setting up patient-dedicated kits for MRSA protection workflows
• Labeling and organizing isolation supplies in a resealable bag

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This is a basic kit with specific included items; review contents to confirm they match your isolation workflow needs.
• The blood pressure unit is for adult use.
• The thermometer included is a standard digital oral thermometer.

FAQ

• What comes in each basic isolation kit? Each kit includes a handheld adult blood pressure unit, a disposable stethoscope, and a standard digital oral thermometer.
• How are the kits packaged for handling? Each kit comes in a resealable bag with a write-on block, which can help with organization and labeling.
• What type of workflow are these kits intended for? These kits are for isolation use and are identified as an MRSA protection kit type.
• Are these sold individually or by the case? These basic isolation kits are sold by the case, with 15 kits per case.

From Medline.